A Comic A Day in May – Day 31: Resurrection Men #1

Writer Nicholas Stephen Paul and artist Rory Donald put their collective heads together to bring us the first issue of new three-parter Resurrection Men.

A Comic A Day in May – Day 30: Geek-Girl Vol.1: Lightning Strikes

Sam Johnson has just released the first issue in a new series of his Geek-Girl creation and I was long overdue a catch-up on his first run with the character.

A Comic A Day in May – Day 29: White Noir #1

Having heard nothing but good things about Matt Garvey’s white NOIR title it was time to get caught up on the first issue.

A Comic A Day in May – Day 28: Cadavers #3 : Revenant

Matt Hardy hits the midway point in his Cadavers release with the third issue and after loving the previous two, I was always going to jump on-board his Kickstarter for it.

A Comic A Day in May – Day 27: Queen #2

Jamie Me introduced a world that wasn’t a millions miles away from our own with the first issue of Queen and this second instalment became a reality after another successful Kickstarter campaign.

A Comic A Day in May – Day 26: Skies of Fire #4

I initially stumbled across Skies of Fire from Mythopoeia through Kickstarter and after falling in love with the first 3 issues I was glad to see the latest issue become available again last year.

A Comic A Day in May – Day 25: Hot Schitt

Gordon Johnston’s Hot Schitt comes in its own VHS case and the first glimpse I had of this made sure it was something I was going to pick up.

A Comic A Day in May – Day 24: Bubbles O’Seven in You Only Swing Twice

The latest issue of Bubbles O’Seven from Bounce Comics eased through its Kickstarter at the end of last year and this fourth adventure sees our simian spy head East to the land of the rising sun.

A Comic A Day in May – Day 23: Lizard Men #2

After loving the first issue of Steven Horry’s Lizard Men, jumping on-board the Kickstarter campaign for the 2nd issue was a bit of a no-brainer….

A Comic A Day in May – Day 22: The Elemental Conductors #1

The Elemental Conductors from Jesse Wolfe is a recent title I got my hands on and that cover was more than enough to get me intrigued.